Question:
GHD'S have died! HELP!!
Just dyed my hair, sat down to straighten it and NOTHING. Switched them on, no red light, no heat, no nothing!!
I immedietely called GHD and they told me to send them back to them. I have had them replaced 2 or 3 times already but now they only pay postage if they are still in the year of purchase (which they are not) so I have to pay to send them back. AND it's a friday AND there is a postal strike on at the moment!!!!
What do I do?...I can make do with my 200c curling tongs fore now but I need new ones. If GHD want to charge me a bomb to get them fixed or say they are unfixable and I have to buy new ones should I get more GHD or a cheaper pair. I have gone through 3 already!
Wasn't there a deal recently where you can exchange your old GHD's for new ones and get £20 off? Does anyone have a link for that? I couldnt find anything on the website in my panic.
HELP HELP HELP!!!
i feel your pain! Dont what i will do when my ghds stop working :boohoo: My local hairdressers used to have a deal where you could bring any pair of straighteners in and get £20 off ghds - this offer has long finished now.
I just found the link now that I have calmed down a bit...phew...:rolleyes:
http://www.ghdhair.com/go/2007-iron-...e/?CMP=EMC-075
Still don't know if I should bother though? :think:
The trade in details are on the GHD site -----} http://www.ghdhair.com/go/2007-iron-...e/?CMP=EMC-075
I would send them an e-mail first saying how disappointed in the brand you are that you have gone through 3 pairs in a few years. I think for the price you pay they should be reliable for a bloody long time.
If you don't want to fork out for GHDs again then I would recommend Remmingtons. I bought some when my GHDs were being repaired and I *couldn't* live without straighteners:rolleyes: and they are great. A few years ago there was nothing to touch GHDs but other brands have caught up now, and whilst I love my GHDs I don't know if I would spend that much on staighteners again.
5679665) The trade in details are on the GHD site -----} http://www.ghdhair.com/go/2007-iron-...e/?CMP=EMC-075
I would send them an e-mail first saying how disappointed in the brand you are that you have gone through 3 pairs in a few years. I think for the price you pay they should be reliable for a bloody long time.
If you don't want to fork out for GHDs again then I would recommend Remmingtons. I bought some when my GHDs were being repaired and I *couldn't* live without straighteners:rolleyes: and they are great. A few years ago there was nothing to touch GHDs but other brands have caught up now, and whilst I love my GHDs I don't know if I would spend that much on staighteners again.
Yeah you're right I think. I've perused some comparison sites and Babyliss Pro 230 have been recommended quite highly and they range between £30 (on ebay) and £69 (in the littlewoods catalogue. They are hotter than the GHD's which and the plates are longer which means faster work? I have thickish Afro hair so I need something as hot if not hotter than GHD's really.
Just dyed my hair, sat down to straighten it and NOTHING. Switched them on, no red light, no heat, no nothing!!
I immedietely called GHD and they told me to send them back to them. I have had them replaced 2 or 3 times already but now they only pay postage if they are still in the year of purchase (which they are not) so I have to pay to send them back. AND it's a friday AND there is a postal strike on at the moment!!!!
What do I do?...I can make do with my 200c curling tongs fore now but I need new ones. If GHD want to charge me a bomb to get them fixed or say they are unfixable and I have to buy new ones should I get more GHD or a cheaper pair. I have gone through 3 already!
Wasn't there a deal recently where you can exchange your old GHD's for new ones and get £20 off? Does anyone have a link for that? I couldnt find anything on the website in my panic.
HELP HELP HELP!!!
Answers:
i feel your pain! Dont what i will do when my ghds stop working :boohoo: My local hairdressers used to have a deal where you could bring any pair of straighteners in and get £20 off ghds - this offer has long finished now.
Answers:
I just found the link now that I have calmed down a bit...phew...:rolleyes:
http://www.ghdhair.com/go/2007-iron-...e/?CMP=EMC-075
Still don't know if I should bother though? :think:
Answers:
The trade in details are on the GHD site -----} http://www.ghdhair.com/go/2007-iron-...e/?CMP=EMC-075
I would send them an e-mail first saying how disappointed in the brand you are that you have gone through 3 pairs in a few years. I think for the price you pay they should be reliable for a bloody long time.
If you don't want to fork out for GHDs again then I would recommend Remmingtons. I bought some when my GHDs were being repaired and I *couldn't* live without straighteners:rolleyes: and they are great. A few years ago there was nothing to touch GHDs but other brands have caught up now, and whilst I love my GHDs I don't know if I would spend that much on staighteners again.
Answers:
5679665) The trade in details are on the GHD site -----} http://www.ghdhair.com/go/2007-iron-...e/?CMP=EMC-075
I would send them an e-mail first saying how disappointed in the brand you are that you have gone through 3 pairs in a few years. I think for the price you pay they should be reliable for a bloody long time.
If you don't want to fork out for GHDs again then I would recommend Remmingtons. I bought some when my GHDs were being repaired and I *couldn't* live without straighteners:rolleyes: and they are great. A few years ago there was nothing to touch GHDs but other brands have caught up now, and whilst I love my GHDs I don't know if I would spend that much on staighteners again.
Yeah you're right I think. I've perused some comparison sites and Babyliss Pro 230 have been recommended quite highly and they range between £30 (on ebay) and £69 (in the littlewoods catalogue. They are hotter than the GHD's which and the plates are longer which means faster work? I have thickish Afro hair so I need something as hot if not hotter than GHD's really.